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Walter F. “Wally” Roche Jr., a Sun investigative reporter whose work led to the removal of a Maryland legislator, died Nov. 25 at Chestnut Hill Hospital in Philadelphia.

Walter F. “Wally” Roche Jr., a Sun investigative reporter whose work led to the removal of a Maryland legislator, died Nov. 25 at Chestnut Hill Hospital in Philadelphia.

Diana Edwards Murnaghan, an art historian and author who focused on ceramics, died of autoimmune disease complications Nov. 26 at her Mount Vernon Place home. She was 79.

ANNAPOLIS (AP) — The Chesapeake Bay is getting about $33.8 million in conservation grants.

Mary McC. Thomas, a homemaker and longtime active member of the Johns Hopkins Hospital Women’s Board, died Oct. 31 in Lutherville. The former Ruxton resident was 95.

Donald P. McPherson III, a retired real estate financing attorney who volunteered thousands of hours representing indigent clients, died Nov. 20 at his Roland Park home. He was 81.

Nicholas A. “Nick” DiPasquale, an ardent environmentalist and former director of the Chesapeake Bay Program, died Nov. 24 after a long battle with lung cancer, surrounded by family at his home in Chestertown on the Eastern Shore. He was 71.

Nicholas A. “Nick” DiPasquale, an ardent environmentalist and former director of the Chesapeake Bay Program, died Nov. 24 after a long battle with lung cancer, surrounded by family at his home in Chestertown on the Eastern Shore. He was 71.

Grants from NFWF’s Chesapeake Bay Watershed Stewardship Fund provide equitable investments in clean water, sustainable agriculture, and stormwater...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency says Pennsylvania hasn't fully demonstrated how it will meet the Chesapeake Bay Program Partnership's 2025 bay restoration goals.